Making Webpages that conform to the users resolution

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Re: Making Webpages that conform to the users resolution

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Jun 2nd, 2006

Not sure what you're asking, but this link might help:
http://www.1976design.com/blog/archi...11/14/shadows/

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Re: Making Webpages that conform to the users resolution

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Jun 7th, 2006

No offense mreisman, I know you did not put this in the critique page, but get rid of the marquee and the animated gifs. In case you didnt know the marquee tag does not work in Netscape so even if the table and everything else resized, the page wouldn't work as you intended.